Superior nourishment and polish for smooth and natural leather. Ideal for shoes, boots, bags and other leather goods. Historical brand, prestigious legacy, premium quality, since 1889. How to use: Always clean the leather surface. Apply product sparingly. Wait for a minute to dry before buffing with a brush or cloth. Always test product in an inconspicuous area first. 1 jar contains 50ml (1.76 ounce) of cream shoe polish In 1889, Mr William Edward Wren and Englishman, started his business of making shoe polishes in Northampton, the home to many fine shoe and boot makers, even till today. Wren’s would become a brand that was known for its quality and prestige. It won the First Award from the prestigious Leather Trades Exhibition in 1892. Wren soon branched into other shoe polish-related products. At its peak, Wren’s Polish & Dubbin was awarded the Royal Warrant by King George VI in 1936 till post WWII period in 1952, signifying the quality and prestige of the brand.
M**3
Recovered my journal
I damaged a much loved A5 leather paisley journal using a neutral shoe polish that turned white after drying and rested in the grooves of the pattern which was virtually impossible to remove (back and front). I tried a few solutions but this restorer gave me the best result. After a clean, I applied it first to the damaged areas to cover up most of the damage and once I had done that a couple of times, applied it across the rest of the journal another couple of times to get a uniform colour. It was easy to use, quick drying between coats and true to the colour on the site. It’s buildable too - I probably applied 4 layers in total to the damaged areas. Whilst the colour isn’t the same as I originally had (which I knew going when I bought it) this isn’t too far off and means I totally reversed the damage. As you can see, it buffed up well too and doesn’t seem to transfer. Really happy especially as it cost a third of the one I originally was going to buy. Loads left over.
P**Y
Luxurious shine
Quality shoe polish. Very easy to apply and .work into the leather. Quick drying and professional shine when polished.
S**S
impressive product
used on old sandals wich have never been treated before.brought like new and easy to apply and goes a long way so can use numerous times
E**D
Shoe cream
Good nurishing show cream
F**Z
Umm boot polish
Easy to use as i have an old boot polish kit, added with brush, left for a bit and brushed up. Made a pair of old boots look brand new. There isn't a very strong scent with this but it seems to of done its job.
K**R
Okay, but needs elbow grease
Been looking for a replacement for Kiwi since GSK inexplicably withdrew it from the UK market. This isn’t it. End result was ok, but took a good 45 minutes to achieve a shine that won’t earn my platoon sergeant’s wrath. Far too effort intensive.
P**G
A great smooth polish
Used it on a large leather coat and the small jar goes a long way and buffs up really well giving the leather a great shine !
M**B
So much better than tin shoe polish
I've been cleaning shoes wrong all my life! Using this cream is so much easier that rubbing and buffing hard polish... and it feels like shoe leather is being moisturised with cream. Allow to dry and then a quick wipe with a cloth brings out the shine.
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